Sentence examples for will accept costs from inspiring English sources

If Renault and Nissan can price the car close to the cost of a conventional vehicle, according to this line of thinking, consumers will accept costs of electricity and battery rental.

"The implication is that Wetherspoon will accept costs on items like repair and labour for the underlying good of the business, even if this brings short-term margin reductions in the face of, say, an inability to pass on VAT increases in January," he said.

In a historic perspective one may find that both such attitudes have influenced former drug policy since the policy itself has been shaped in the intersecting point between what drugs a society will accept; the costs for society on the one hand and the respect for the individual on the other.

We will accept the costs to our time, our flexibility and to our joy, which will remain tempered by this looming existential threat.

But while Europeans have grown to recognize the economic forces that are driving the longer work hours -- competition from low-wage countries in Eastern Europe and Asia; an aging population with fewer people in the labor force; the crushing financial burden of Europe's generous welfare benefits -- this doesn't mean that they will accept the social costs, at least not without a fight.

Or whether the landlord will accept paying for the cost of the rental.

If their customers can make a high return on their capital, they will accept any and all cost jumps.

Several documents must be signed by a notary public before the government will accept them, at a cost of 1,000 to 1,500 pesos, the equivalent of U.S. $23 to $35.

He will accept engagement comes at a cost, admitting there is no commitment that doesn't mean taking a risk.

As a consequence people treat the gathering and use of complex information as a cost, and will accept what appears to be a sub-optimal outcome to limit the search for further information.

His life is the only cost that we will accept".